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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 11, 1765

Page

3

London City Notes and Obits From The Week

News briefs report government entanglements over wharfs, church appointments, and court sentences. Notable items include travels of physicians, marriages, deaths, market prices, and prosecutions by the Watermen Company. Also covered are shipments, political rumors, and a prisoner’s plea for aid from a London jail.

Catineh City of London Christ’s Hospital John Carver St. John’s College, Cambridge George Earl of Aberdeen Freeton Treton York Whitton Royal College of Physicians Knock Huck Chapman Lawson Charles Belfield Belfield Northamptonshire Esy Letty Sibthorpe Lincoln’s Innfields William Lewis Chambers Shadwell Peter Rawlins Cook’s Court Cary-street James Dugdale Stamp-office Smith Lord Viscount Tracy John Smith Combhay Somersetshire Carnaby-market Greenwich Hospital Lincoln’s Inn-Fields Smithfield St. John’s Street Cornmarket Mark Lane Gravesend London Somers’s-quay Watermens Company Bridewell St. Margaret’s Bill Southwark John Chapman

Distress Letter From Coventry 1765

A dated Coventry missive from March 23, 1765, by R. Sweer expresses deep distress over money loss and disability of friends. The writer asks Mr G2 to visit Okt Robin and Neil at Mr. Bor's, seeks swift reply, and extends sincere friendship and humble servant sentiment. The note mentions comfort, acquaintance with addressees, and request for action.

Robin Neil Coventry R. Sweer

Receipts for preparing the Mecucrites to be Had of the Venders

A record details payments and procedures for preparing the Mecucrites by Fielding R Dinsley. It notes receipts and roles in handling the process, indicating currency and items involved in the preparation stage. The item reads as a fragmented financial summary from a historical ledger.

Joshua Waxp White D’otterman Ward John Page Wirhy Dunciad Royal Exchange Cornhill Marth Charing-Cross Magdalen and Asylum Charities London James Hoey Parliament Street Dublin Tre Country Fielding R. Dinsley

Observations on the American quartering and poor relief bill

The letter questions political rights of British subjects abroad and the legality of quartering soldiers in colonies. It argues colonists deserve full rights and fears home measures will extend oppression. A second observer favors changes to parish rates and funding for poor relief, proposing twenty years of equalized levies and district-wide shared costs.

London Crown of Great Britain America Lyglird Lako Parisnes

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